Public Services in Seneca Gardens
From utilities and waste collection to safety resources and city contacts, this page brings the essentials together so you can find what you need quickly and get back to enjoying the neighborhood.
Essential Services and City Contacts
Seneca Gardens partners with regional providers to deliver reliable services for every household. Use the contacts below for quick help and timely information.
Property Taxes
Seneca Gardens property taxes are due each March. For billing questions or payment details, please contact the City’s bookkeeper, Shayde Griggs.
Shayde Griggs, Client Accountant
CAS dba Comprehensive Accounting Services
Utilities
Below are the primary utility providers that serve Seneca Gardens residents.
Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD)
Louisville Gas & Electric (LG&E)
- Residential Contact: (502) 589-1444 or (800) 331-7370
Louisville Water Company
Trash, Yard Waste, and Recycling Pickup
The City contracts with Ecotech for trash, yard waste, and recycling.
Pickup Day
- Trash and yard waste are collected every Tuesday. If Tuesday is a designated holiday, collection occurs the next business day.
Recycling
- Collected every other Tuesday. For pickup dates, visit the Ecotech website.
Setout Location
- Place carts at the curb.
Rear Door Service
- Available at no extra charge for elderly or disabled residents.
Bulk Items
- Large items can be picked up on Tuesdays. Call Ecotech at (502) 935-1130 the week before to schedule.
Police and Crime Watch
- Louisville Metro Police Department (non-emergency): (502) 574-7636
- Louisville Metro Police Department (emergency only): 911
- Strathmoor Police Department: (502) 432-8900
Yard, Leaves, and Snow Removal Registry
Need help clearing leaves in the fall or snow in the winter? The City keeps a list of individuals who offer seasonal yard, leaf, snow, and lawn services. This list is provided as a convenience to residents. All work arrangements are made directly between the resident and the service provider. High school students may use these opportunities to earn service hours.
To request the list or be added as a provider, email Steve McGuire at senecagardenssteve@gmail.com
*For privacy, only last-name initials appear on the list.*
- City Ordinances
The whole City of Seneca Gardens Code is hosted by American Legal Publishing, which codifies and updates our ordinances. These ordinances help protect safety, preserve neighborhood character, and guide responsible stewardship of our city.
- Permits and Applications
Some projects and property changes require a city permit. Common examples include home additions, exterior alterations, tree removals, driveways, and right-of-way work. If you are unsure whether your project needs a permit, contact the City Clerk before starting work.